[css-d] IE6Fix: a jQuery pluging for helping in IE6 css debug

I know, i know: you don't like JavaScript. but this time this is all about IE6 CSS bugs: http://www.css-zibaldone.com/code/jquery/ie6fix/ I'd like to thank the hasLayout task force for the inspiration. maybe you think I'm a spammer , but I love css-d and that's why I share what I do with

Re: [css-d] IE6Fix: a jQuery pluging for helping in IE6 css debug

Gabriele Romanato wrote: I know, i know: you don't like JavaScript. but this time this is all about IE6 CSS bugs: http://www.css-zibaldone.com/code/jquery/ie6fix/ I'd like to thank the hasLayout task force for the inspiration. maybe you think I'm a spammer , but I love css-d and that's

Re: [css-d] IE6Fix: a jQuery pluging for helping in IE6 css debug

On 2/6/10 10:03 AM, Gabriele Romanato wrote: I know, i know: you don't like JavaScript. but this time this is all about IE6 CSS bugs: http://www.css-zibaldone.com/code/jquery/ie6fix/ I'd like to thank the hasLayout task force for the inspiration. maybe you think I'm a spammer , but I love

[css-d] Ideal line length for different text sizes

Hello, I'm styling my website, and noticed that at my given text size that the line lengths are too long, because they hurt my eyes. Is there a rule of thumb for number of characters per line that will yield the best readability? Sincerely, Brian

Re: [css-d] Ideal line length for different text sizes

On Sat, 6 Feb 2010, Brian M. Curran wrote: I'm styling my website, and noticed that at my given text size that the line lengths are too long, because they hurt my eyes. Is there a rule of thumb for number of characters per line that will yield the best readability? I use a max-width of

Re: [css-d] Ideal line length for different text sizes

On 2010/02/06 21:06 (GMT-0500) Brian M. Curran composed: I'm styling my website, and noticed that at my given text size that the line lengths are too long, because they hurt my eyes. Is there a rule of thumb for number of characters per line that will yield the best readability? Line lengths

Re: [css-d] Ideal line length for different text sizes

Brian M. Curran wrote: Hello, I'm styling my website, and noticed that at my given text size that the line lengths are too long, because they hurt my eyes. Is there a rule of thumb for number of characters per line that will yield the best readability? Sincerely, Brian Provide the

Re: [css-d] Ideal line length for different text sizes

Brian M. Curran wrote: Hello, I'm styling my website, and noticed that at my given text size that the line lengths are too long, because they hurt my eyes. Is there a rule of thumb for number of characters per line that will yield the best readability? Sincerely, Brian David Laakso

Re: [css-d] Ideal line length for different text sizes

On Sat, 6 Feb 2010, Brian M. Curran wrote: Brian M. Curran wrote: Hello, I'm styling my website, and noticed that at my given text size that the line lengths are too long, because they hurt my eyes. Is there a rule of thumb for number of characters per line that will yield the best

Re: [css-d] Ideal line length for different text sizes

On Sat, 6 Feb 2010, Brian M. Curran wrote: Brian M. Curran wrote: Hello, I'm styling my website, and noticed that at my given text size that the line lengths are too long, because they hurt my eyes. Is there a rule of thumb for number of characters per line that will yield the

Re: [css-d] How to replace this table row in CSS-only ??? [ solved ]

I still do not fully understand how this works, so I must muck with line-height in 2 places whenever I change 1 font-size. That it appears to work in my meager suite of browsers is a good thing: http://helices.org/mds_resume.html Thank you. Best Regards, Mike Mike Schleif wrote: OK,

Re: [css-d] Ideal line length for different text sizes

Brian M. Curran wrote: On Sat, 6 Feb 2010, Brian M. Curran wrote: Brian M. Curran wrote: Hello, I'm styling my website, and noticed that at my given text size that the line lengths are too long, because they hurt my eyes. Is there a rule of thumb for number of characters per line that

Re: [css-d] Ideal line length for different text sizes

David Laakso wrote: Brian M. Curran wrote: Brian M. Curran wrote: Hello, I'm styling my website, and noticed that at my given text size that the www.draftingservices.com Brian, It may be a good idea to delete your CSS file from the host/server and upload it

Re: [css-d] Ideal line length for different text sizes

David Laakso wrote: It may be a good idea to delete your CSS file from the host/server and upload it again. Most broswers up the new default font-size you've set, But it seems as though the cache in Mac FF sometimes sticks on this end in Mac OS X 10.4 (didn't check in PC FF). Thank you.

Re: [css-d] Ideal line length for different text sizes

Brian M. Curran wrote: David Laakso wrote: It may be a good idea to delete your CSS file from the host/server and upload it again. Most broswers up the new default font-size you've set, But it seems as though the cache in Mac FF sometimes sticks on this end in Mac OS X 10.4 (didn't check

Re: [css-d] How to replace this table row in CSS-only ??? [ solved ]

Mike Schleif wrote: I still do not fully understand how this works, so I must muck with line-height in 2 places whenever I change 1 font-size. That it appears to work in my meager suite of browsers is a good thing: http://helices.org/mds_resume.html Thank you. Best Regards, Mike

[css-d] Train wreck in IE6

I've got a train wreck in IE6, so bad that my attempts to fix this are only making it worse. The site is great in IE7, IE8, Chrome, FF3. I really wish IE6 would just die already. I know some of the issues are stemming from the CSS navigation menu I got from a CSS menu site (haven't been able

Re: [css-d] Train wreck in IE6

On Sun, 7 Feb 2010, Kym Costanzo wrote: I've got a train wreck in IE6, so bad that my attempts to fix this are only making it worse. The site is great in IE7, IE8, Chrome, FF3. I really wish IE6 would just die already. I know some of the issues are stemming from the CSS navigation

Re: [css-d] Train wreck in IE6

On Sun, 7 Feb 2010, Kym Costanzo wrote: I've got a train wreck in IE6, so bad that my attempts to fix this are only making it worse. The site is great in IE7, IE8, Chrome, FF3. I really wish IE6 would just die already. Here's the site:

Re: [css-d] Train wreck in IE6

Kym Costanzo wrote: I've got a train wreck in IE6, so bad that my attempts to fix this are only making it worse. The site is great in IE7, IE8, Chrome, FF3. I really wish IE6 would just die already. Here's the site: http://americandancewheels.webscapersites.com/ Kym This

Re: [css-d] Train wreck in IE6

At 2/6/2010 10:09 PM, Kym Costanzo wrote: Could you be more specific about the HTML errors? I did validate the HTML, but the only errors I got were regarding the drop-down menu that I am asking for help with. I can't fix those, as I don't know what I can do differently with that menu. The

Re: [css-d] Train wreck in IE6

Kym Costanzo wrote: Here's the site: http://americandancewheels.webscapersites.com/ As I learned CSS, I read over and over that the right way to size fonts is to set the page font size to 62.5% and then increase using ems. Kym So be it. On the other hand it is